19 First Alert Day: Strong winds tomorrow
By Jeff Tanchak
Published on March 12, 2026.
The next strong cold front is set to arrive later in the day, with high winds that could cause damage and potentially cause power outages. The weather is expected to be accompanied by a strong mixture of rain and snowfall. The National Guard will be monitoring the situation for the duration of the day.
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